We also apply our method to a version of the well-known Berkeley child growth
study data [1]}.
The data contain annual measurements of the body heights of 39 boys and
54 girls from ages 1 to 18.
The focus lies on the first derivatives of the data,
i.e., the speed of growth in different stages of childhood and adolescence.
We simulate full incompleteness in these data by drawing an artificial
initial age for every child in the first quarter of the time domain as well as an
individual drop-out year in the second half of the domain.
The observed curves with simulated incompleteness
are visualized in Figure REF .
